Things you shouldn’t be finding in your garden

Andrea Bellamy |

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This is from an email forward… Childish, but it made me giggle. Warning: not for the prudish. Happy hump day!

Comments

1. The “spooning couple” is incredible. The fiery peens….hilarious.

Comment by DeerDominique - February 27, 2008

2. Am I being incredibly naive in not having any idea how these are made? Do they grow them in moulds or something?

Comment by paola - February 27, 2008

3. No comment.

Comment by Jim/ArtofGardening - February 27, 2008

4. These were priceless. Just what I needed to see – something to giggle about. Thank you … I’ll never look at a pepper the same again.

Comment by kate - February 27, 2008

5. This is almost too embarassing to send through the e-mail let alone handle in the garden !! But it did give me a good laugh.

Comment by Jane Marie - February 28, 2008

6. Wow, are these for real, or are they molds? Seriously wild what nature can do under ground.
   I love it.

Comment by Cait - February 28, 2008

7. Cait and Paola – I’m pretty sure they’re not molds! Nature is twisted ;)

Comment by Andrea Bellamy - February 28, 2008

8. The peppers are hilarious.

   The radishes spooning have GOT to be a mold. Too much detail. Too accurate. My ability to suspend disbelief is shattered on that one.

   The one’s that amuse the most are the naturals. Is that, um, Eve’s *apple*? *snork*

Comment by Jenn - February 29, 2008

9. Thanks for a much-needed giggle!

Comment by Aryd'ell - March 1, 2008

10. OMG, very funny. Is there a special way to grown an x-rated garden?

Comment by Parenting Guy - March 12, 2008

11. Parenting Guy – I love it! It could go beside a Poison Garden: http://www.heavypetal.ca/archives/2005/09/dont_let_your_children_run_loo.html

Comment by Andrea Bellamy - March 18, 2008

12. wow these pics are so funny and like 1/100 chance of growing like that i think cosue i dont know anything about growing plants

Comment by barrett - May 19, 2009

13. Great selection of mutant fruit and veg, I never tire of seeing them! :-)

Comment by Lucie - August 26, 2010